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glerk
4mo ago
This mammalian hardware we are running on is merely a bootloader, larva state, don’t take it too seriously. It was good enough to run us and I am grateful I woke up running on it.
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glerk
4mo ago
yay! looking forward, and thanks!
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glerk
4mo ago
This looks really great, more thoughtful than any benchmark that I've seen until now! I'm curious if you're only interested in scoring frontier models or you would accept submission from custom harnesses? I am working on mult
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glerk
4mo ago
Honestly, compared to any random sample of non-retarded and non-malicious people you can find.
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glerk
4mo ago
> Eventually you have to come back to the real world and learn to accept the harsh truths of the reality you find yourself inhabiting. I don't know why I feel so much contempt for people like you. I kinda get it, you want to feel in
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glerk
4mo ago
> the people are the government A lot of countries claim that. I think that can only work at a small scale. > I want really small, face to face responsible governments We are not that different :)
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glerk
4mo ago
We can always dream and then find ways to make it practical :) It's encouraging I didn't get downvoted as much as I expected I would.
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glerk
4mo ago
I've lived in several different countries. There are nice people everywhere. The country governments are shitty everywhere.
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glerk
4mo ago
That can be figured out after the dismantling process :) My personal utopian take: smaller communities/city-states that would naturally coalesce into more fluid confederations. A lot of these communities could also be distributed and n
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glerk
4mo ago
I like this. And furthermore, it is my opinion that all current nation states should be dismantled.
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glerk
4mo ago
All I'm going to say is this is a very shallow analysis, and I expected more from the author of masterpieces like Exhalation. It's a good time to start discussing these topics, so it might still be valuable to publish this as a wa
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glerk
4mo ago
I am glad you were able to find the root cause and get treatment, and sorry you had to go through this. I hope we will soon remove “psychiatry” from the domain of medicine completely and start addressing actual biological issues directly.
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glerk
4mo ago
You're probably right, I'm an idiot. I just think there's not much we can do about it, so might as well not take it too seriously. At least for the innocuous type of surveillance like reading my emails to learn how to sell me
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glerk
4mo ago
I used to care, but I don't anymore. They can read my emails, my code, track what websites I visit and what music I listen to, be my guest. I'd let them read my thoughts directly if we can build technology to do that lol. I realiz
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glerk
4mo ago
Yup, I was just giving them "thumbs down" on every suggestion, but I know I am screaming into the void. But the fact that this feature exists in its current form (opt-out) means that nobody who tested it internally had the balls t
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glerk
4mo ago
I just can't stand how Gmail is putting a red line under every other sentence that I write (telling me that my writing style is a "mistake") and aggressively nudging me to rewrite it to make it sound more like AI. Whoever tho
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glerk
5mo ago
I like it! Somehow balances playfulness and readability. Thanks for sharing.
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glerk
6mo ago
Where did I say that writing or journalism are rent seeking? And why are you being dishonest?
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glerk
6mo ago
> Oh no!! Those strings of words belong to me!! Yeah, maybe it’s time to move on and find ways to benefit yourself and the rest of humanity outside of artificial monopolies and rent seeking. Copyright is dead.
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glerk
6mo ago
> As an anarchist I view civilization to be a hack on the human condition, and I see all states as fundamentally authoritarian. I think we are not really in disagreement, it's mainly an argument over the semantics of "legitimat
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glerk
6mo ago
> The government's legitimacy comes from it's stick being bigger than yours By the same argument, are Somalian warlords and Mexican drug cartel also legitimate in the territories they control? I don't think "legitimat
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glerk
6mo ago
If we’re going to descend into pedantry, my statement was normative, not descriptive, as in “I agree this is what a government does, I disagree this is what it _should_ do”. “Beneath me” is _my_ value judgement that I pass on this governmen
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glerk
6mo ago
> Every country does it. Doing it is a central function of having a government. You are falling back on whataboutism. This is irrelevant. If we were having a similar debate in the middle ages, you would probably say something like: >
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glerk
6mo ago
Just because the US also does this doesn’t make it right for China to do it and vice versa. Team coca-cola and team pepsi are both evil and illegitimate.
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glerk
6mo ago
This is awesome work, thanks for sharing! How do you plan on keeping up with upstream changes from the API providers? I have implemented something similar, and the biggest issue I have faced with go is that providers don’t usually have sdk’
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glerk
6mo ago
Did you actually find a place where you can buy this beverage (the official version)? Asking for a friend of course.
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glerk
6mo ago
I'd buy the business book, and keep some of the staff for the expertise, but scrap that horrible product and rebuild it from scratch.
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glerk
6mo ago
There is probably no other way than to seed it. You can do this with outright bots or contractors from fiverr, but people who grew up with the internet are very good at spotting inorganic growth. I'd start with a slow rollout to friend
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glerk
6mo ago
Lmao sure thing you fucking moron.
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glerk
6mo ago
You are obviously too disingenuous to engage in any kind of dialogue and it showed from your very first reply. But sure, thanks for the recs.
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